Very valid point No_8.
When we have a better idea of the production costs in the current 1/4 then we will have to guess at the Mt Weld costs on the premise that much of these cost per kg were expended some time ago.
On a simple basis the projected production costs in the current 1/4 and the expected production KG gives a very rough idea of COP, plus an estimate of Mt Weld if there were no stockpile of ore. Thus the true number is somewhat higher than the numbers that will come out, if at all, in the next 1/4.
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